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Coming off the back of their latest release 'Morning, Kepler', Alarmist will kick off their Ireland and UK tour by playing their first headline show since summer of last year, with support from the gorgeous Leo Drezden.
Alarmist's single Morning, Kepler gives a glimpse of their upcoming full-length LP due for release in Autumn 2015; analogue synths, electro-acoustic percussion, processed voices, guitars and winds are densely compacted into a unique and colourful soundworld. Following on from their widely acclaimed Pal Magnet EP, it continues the band's genre-blending fusion of the melodic and the experimental which has caught the ears of listeners of post-rock, jazz and electronica alike, and has gained Alarmist a growing international following.
https://alarmist.bandcamp.com/
Leo Drezden are a reincarnation of the revered, groove-heavy prog instrumentalists “Rocket Surgery”. They occupy a musical space that blurs the lines between electronica and contemporary jazz-rock arrangements, employing vintage analog synthesisers, samplers, sequencers and drum machines into a four piece rock foundation.
Their debut album "Multi-Moment" takes inspiration from 70s synth rock, Japanese film scores and the experimental scope of early British electronica.
https://leodrezden.bandcamp.com/
Doors 8pm
Tickets 10 Euro
Alarmist's single Morning, Kepler gives a glimpse of their upcoming full-length LP due for release in Autumn 2015; analogue synths, electro-acoustic percussion, processed voices, guitars and winds are densely compacted into a unique and colourful soundworld. Following on from their widely acclaimed Pal Magnet EP, it continues the band's genre-blending fusion of the melodic and the experimental which has caught the ears of listeners of post-rock, jazz and electronica alike, and has gained Alarmist a growing international following.
https://alarmist.bandcamp.com/
Leo Drezden are a reincarnation of the revered, groove-heavy prog instrumentalists “Rocket Surgery”. They occupy a musical space that blurs the lines between electronica and contemporary jazz-rock arrangements, employing vintage analog synthesisers, samplers, sequencers and drum machines into a four piece rock foundation.
Their debut album "Multi-Moment" takes inspiration from 70s synth rock, Japanese film scores and the experimental scope of early British electronica.
https://leodrezden.bandcamp.com/
Doors 8pm
Tickets 10 Euro
